Opinion Archives

At some point, every Christian home is invaded by the pressing memory of loved ones who can no longer gather — of empty chairs and empty arms, and...

What were you hoping for this Christmas? Well, Helen Johnson was just hoping for five eggs; but she got much more. I’ll tell you her story.

The phrase “If it feels good do it,” may be a relic of the seventies, but the sentiment is still with us and it’s on steroids. Our feelings and...

We often speak about the right to life, but children possess another right that we don’t discuss often enough.

According to new research, maybe the “golden years” can really be golden after all. I’ll explain.

I’m guessing you’ve already had enough of “Jingle Bell Rock.” Good. I have a suggestion for Christmas music that will draw you closer to the...

If the Human Rights Campaign can make it there, they can make it anywhere -- but it’s not New York.

Two Christians are making major headlines these days -- for their athletic achievements, and for their witness.

Two Christians are making major headlines these days -- for their athletic achievements, and for their witness.

As you think about your giving this Christmas, remember to reflect about what causes are nearest to the heart of God.

Exodus: Gods and Kings hit the big screens this past weekend. The movie shot to the top of the box office charts, but fell considerably short of...

Should Christians endorse, tolerate, or participate in the use of torture? It is a serious question. And I’ll have a serious answer, next on...

We live in a day of terminal theological confusion — a day when that confusion comes from far too many pulpits and lecterns and churches. Christmas...

If you ever needed a reason to disbelieve in adolescence and recapture the beauty of high expectations, here it is. So stay tuned to BreakPoint.

The DC City Council seems to be working to eviscerate the religious freedom of pro-life groups and Christian private schools. When anyone’s...